www.energy.gov/management/department -energy-asset-management-plan asset management principles asset management policy asset management principles • Support DOE’s missions and strategic goals. • Provide for safe, secure, and healthy workplaces. • Use public and commercial benchmarks and best practices. • Employ lifecycle cost-benefit analysis in decision making. • Promote full and appropriate utilization. • Dispose or repurpose unneeded assets. • Provide appropriate levels of investment. • Record inventory and describe all assets accurately. • Acquire only what the mission demands. • Reuse, recover, recycle, and conserve resources. • Employ balanced performance measures and self-assessments. • Satisfy customers. • Ensure property managers are well trained. The Department of Energy shall: • Manage all of its property as valuable national resources in a cost effective manner. • Maintain accurate inventories, credible condition assessments, appropriate capacity and utilization, reliable measurements, and repeatable processes. • Use industry standards and benchmarks for continuous improvement. • Prioritize investments based on lifecycle cost benefit analyses, best practices, and validated data to guide enterprise-wide decisions. • Involve stakeholders in property planning and implementation by considering local site conditions as well as the larger regional context in property decisions. • Ensure the acquisition, sustainment, and disposal of property assets support critical missions, stimulate the economy, and protect workers, the public, and the environment. ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN
2
Embed
asset management principles ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN Trifold2.pdf · Objective 3.2 Use performance measures to improve real property management. Objective 3.3 Improve real property data
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.